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Significant drop in robbery and theft offences as crime continues to fall
Beer experiments; sweet science of chocolate; songs from the grapevine; locally-grown food on Mars or the Outback
Sensory Bus To Make Major Events More Accessible
The giant cuttlefish’s technicolour mating display is globally unique. The SA algal bloom could kill them all
South Australian man charged with allegedly possessing child abuse material
Arrest Made After Tonsley Break In
Intruder Arrested At Ridgehaven
CommBank Young Matildas Squad Update – AFC U-20 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers
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Cars Broken Into At Somerton Park
Up To $100,000 For Hardest Hit By Algal Bloom
Training for SA sports organisations to support kids with trauma experiences
Stopping superbugs starts at home: Why families must rethink safe medicine use
SA Economy One Of Best In Nation
Two Maslin Beach Men In Court Over Drug Trafficking
Record-size convoy to deliver 6,000 bales of donated hay to South Australian farmers
State Cabinet To Visit Yorke Peninsula
SA Man Charged With Online Child Abuse Offence
Police Search For Driver After Business And Cars Rammed
Weekly Weather: Rain And Showers Across South This Week
Shooting At Munno Para West
Police Arrest Man After Hindley Street Incident
National weather forecast: Cold, wet weekend for SE, dry elsewhere
Health clinic closed by the Liberals reopens with funding from Labor
Contracts finalised for Eyre Peninsula’s new desalination plant
CommBank Junior Matildas Extended Squad Confirmed for the ASEAN U16 Girls Championship 2025
Police Arrest Two Over Craigmore Robbery
Building, selling and unlocking more homes in Adelaide’s north
SA Launches Landmark Trade And Investment Strategy
Economy continues recovery despite trade chaos, but risks remain
Crash At Wingfield
Police Are Responding To Serious Crash At Tranmere
Two Years of Inaction 19,000 South Australians Still Without Critical Mental Health Support
South Australian algal bloom crisis: New film calls for national disaster reform
Space farming; ‘Top End’ biosecurity; next-gen farmers; songs from the grapevine; and Mars vs Outback crops
Greens set up parliamentary inquiry into toxic algal bloom
New Mentoring Program For Early Childhood Educators
Keeping SA’s Youth Crime Rate Low
Bold New Vision For Elizabeth Oval
SA Acts To Improve Workplace Security For Artists
State Government reveals next stage of algal bloom support package
Liberals Label SA’s Health System ‘distraction’
Early warning system could prevent a stink when it comes to street tree roots blocking sewer pipes
South Australia’s algal bloom may shrink over winter – but this model suggests it will spread to new areas in summer
Police Charge Woman Over Multiple Deceptions
May Crime Statistics
Police Search For Remains Near Port Lincoln
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